Reply to "How to increase the power handling of a ZF? (850 newton/meters or 627 foot/pounds)"

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Ps : not only the zf housing is the problem.
The teeth are to hard. Ring and pinion is about 1.2 mm hardened. Sorry for my english.
This means that the teeth is hardened complete at the small side.
Here starts the damage. Small parts break out. The next damage is on the bearing from the pinion. The "play" between those parts getting bigger. Now its the time and its only a matter of time and it chrash. The housing problem have only rtb. Theire mould is not hot enough and the quality from the aluminium is ok but the have some problems . Old zfs or the new zfs for the gt5s should not have those problems.

8/3/174:32 PM

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